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Unfortunately, this is where you're wrong and acting childishly. In an argument the one providing the claim tends to need the other to provide the proof for that claim. Not having a counter claim of mere words as proof and then ask proof that they're lying. It's circular and won't lead anywhere. It's called the "Burden of proof fallacy".Well that argument cuts both ways, so you can't accuse him of being lazy if you aren't willing to entertain the fact that he writes too much for translators to feel comfortable with in a monthly deadline format.
Even we did entertain that notion, after 18 months of no news, comments, pics of anything all you're asking is to take your word.
The claim is "Show your work" and your argument is "Prove he isn't working" Seriously?!